Lol!!! That's when things get interesting for sure, but you won't get a taste of the danger zone any other way!!!Is that your FJ Cruiser? That looks extremely fun, but also concerning if I were to take a corner too fast without sway bars.
You can always consider sticking to the type of modifications and accessories that when undone, show no sign that changes were made.I'm more likely to drive a vehicle as is from factory than make my own adjustments, at least until after the warranty has run out. It's going to take some adjusting driving around in a taller vehicle when I'm more used to making quick turns in a short sedan.
But sitting so high up does have its benefits and just the sheer versatility of something like the FJ and TJ has me sold.
I'm more likely to drive a vehicle as is from factory than make my own adjustments, at least until after the warranty has run out. It's going to take some adjusting driving around in a taller vehicle when I'm more used to making quick turns in a short sedan.
But sitting so high up does have its benefits and just the sheer versatility of something like the FJ and TJ has me sold.
if some of that is what you will expect from a production model you will own, be prepared to pay up because base models will likely be as basic as a base Renegade gets, even if you look at the base tacoma and base 4 runner, those tell you the whole story.I'd like to see the TJ concept in action as well, with how much Toyota touted it as the perfect on and off road vehicle, just revealing it on a stage doesn't seem to do it much justice. Just to see how it'll handle corners, turn radius, etc would be nice. I actually wouldn't mind getting more ground clearance compared to a sedan, doesn't have to be exactly what I see on Wranglers, but a substantial difference.
I know that, but ideas from the concept can make their way into production models but take on a different form. Just about all the Toyota/Lexus concepts with production versions that have come out over the past few years are great examples of that.Either way there would be no way that they would be putting the concept into action. Concepts never get shown being used at all because a lot of what you see, isn't going to be what you get. Often enough concepts may not even have engines in them so that's another thing to really think about.
Let me test that sucker, we'll find the weak spots and things that may need changing!!True, but I don't think the I-Pace really changed much of anything at all from concept to production, which, I think is extremely cool. Just way out of my price range, and I'm not really EV friendly at the moment lol.
